Top court says states can’t ban Trump from ballots

The Supreme Court ruled today that states cannot ban former President Donald Trump from appearing on their ballots. The decision comes after several states had attempted to pass laws preventing Trump from being included on the ballot for the upcoming election.

In a 6-3 decision, the court stated that states do not have the authority to override the will of the people by excluding a candidate from the ballot. This ruling will have significant implications for future elections and the power of states to regulate who can run for office.

Trump’s legal team celebrated the decision as a victory for democracy, stating that all candidates should have the right to be considered by the voters. Critics of the decision, however, warn that it could open the door for controversial or unqualified candidates to be included on the ballot.

Overall, the ruling marks a significant victory for Trump and his supporters, who have been fighting to ensure that he can continue to play a role in American politics.